Provisionally Passed CISSP Exam today 10/29/2018

[kdbrookss]

Your Welcome. To be honest it not so bad once your prepare for it. I actually find the exam easier then the practice questions so don't stress too much on the scores. I've never seen an employer asking for your CISSP score. IJS . A pass is a pass in my opinion. Good Luck on your exam.

[kpoole_isc2]

Congratulations!

[kdbrookss]

Thank you

[rslade]

> kdbrookss (Newcomer II) posted a new reply in Certifications on 11-19-2018 09:41 AM in the (ISC)² Community :

> I've never seen an employer asking for your CISSP
> score. IJS . A pass is a pass in my opinion.

Actually, an employer *can't* ask for your CISSP score. Or, at least, you can't
give it (if you pass). The CISSP is a criterion-based exam. A pass *is* a pass:
there's no opinion about it.

Old medical joke:
Q: What do you call the guy who got the lowest passing grade in his class at
medical school?
A: Doctor.

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[kdbrookss]

LOL! exactly. I like that joke.

[KenBunce]

The easiest CPE's are webinars offered by both (ISC)² and security vendors and reading and taking the questionnaires offered in the bi-monthly InfoSecurity Professional Magazine. Also, check with (ISC)² regarding signing up to be a proctor of local CISSP exams, Don't forget any training you receive or security conference you attend can be listed as a CPE. Be sure to review this page https://www.isc2.org/Member-Resources/CPE-Opportunities#

[kdbrookss]

Thank you

[Brendan]

Congratulations on passing the exam!  Good luck with the rest of the approval process on your application.  You have a good reason to celebrate.  Well done!

[wnzmtc]

Passed April 2019. Trying to get more technical now while earning the required experience to move up from associate. Thank you!

[kdbrookss]

Congratulations!